For centuries, Africa has been the subject of skewed narratives, often filtered through colonial lenses and later perpetuated by Western media. It was portrayed as a place of unfulfilled potential,.
Agriculture is the single most important economic activity in Africa, employing about two-thirds of the continent’s working population. In each country, agriculture typically contributes between 30% and 60% of GDP.
Once seen as the world’s patient, Africa is now transforming into its physician. With resilience and collaboration, the continent is reshaping global health paradigms. From pioneering public health initiatives to.
As Africa moves forward, democracy—like a delicate yet resilient plant—continues to take root across the continent. From bustling cities to remote villages, African voices increasingly echo global calls for accountability,.
Since gaining independence from colonial rule, Africa has embarked on a journey of political stability, social development, and economic growth. A critical pillar in this transformation is an effective judicial.
